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dialyblog

I'm a 64-year old guy with zero kidneys. I have worked​ at my own business for 23 years as a technical writer, knowledge and business process management consultant. I've had two transplants, and I recently returned to the BigD when my last transplant failed in November 2008. I dialyse at Diaverum at Diamond Valley in Melbourne, Australia

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